[Bumpinjeep]

Solution: Take front brakes off, you already have huge rear brakes. Your front wheels will look amazing. Your bumper on the other hand may end up in the rear seat of the car in front of you but whatever right?

[infinitekidM2C]

Originally Posted by Bumpinjeep

Solution: Take front brakes off, you already have huge rear brakes. Your front wheels will look amazing. Your bumper on the other hand may end up in the rear seat of the car in front of you but whatever right?

Take all the brakes off and engine break instead!

[Bumpinjeep]

Originally Posted by infinitekidM2C

Take all the brakes off and engine break instead!

Let's not be crazy here. Leave the hand brake. If you REALLY need to brake, i suggest small boat anchor, you know, for weight savings.

[vrooooom]

Originally Posted by VisualEcho

The cheapest fix is replacing the stock pads with Akebono's, which dust a LOT less, and are much easier on rotors as well. Obviously you'll sacrifice some performance, but if you're not tracking your car you should be fine.

back from the dead.... how much performance will this sacrifice?

has anyone seen this?

[HP Autosport]

Originally Posted by vrooooom

back from the dead.... how much performance will this sacrifice?

has anyone seen this?

With proven street performance pads like the Akebono, Porterfield R4S, Stoptech Sport, and such you should have equal if not better than OEM performance with less dust.

[SilverM2_CS]

Originally Posted by waldrops

Just replace your brakes with carbon ceramics, it's a cheap DIY fix

I have found front pads fine, but rear pads (2NH) are harder to find. They are the 4 piston. Are they branded as front pads for other cars?

Looking for Ceramic Pads for the rear of M2 CS. Aftermarket has front fine, but rears are harder to find.

[WOT Bimmer]

Originally Posted by SilverM2_CS

I have found front pads fine, but rear pads (2NH) are harder to find. They are the 4 piston. Are they branded as front pads for other cars?

Looking for Ceramic Pads for the rear of M2 CS. Aftermarket has front fine, but rears are harder to find.

I purchased Akebono pads and love them. I wrote a recent review here: Akebono Brake Pad Review https://f87.bimmerpost.com/forums/sh....php?t=1886659

[agent_orange]

Originally Posted by SilverM2_CS

I have found front pads fine, but rear pads (2NH) are harder to find. They are the 4 piston. Are they branded as front pads for other cars?

Looking for Ceramic Pads for the rear of M2 CS. Aftermarket has front fine, but rears are harder to find.

Rear 2NH can use Audi R8 2007+ 1155 shape rear pads, but need to swap over the wraparound shims from the stock pads to avoid clunking noise.

[SilverM2_CS]

Originally Posted by agent_orange

Rear 2NH can use Audi R8 2007+ 1155 shape rear pads, but need to swap over the wraparound shims from the stock pads to avoid clunking noise.

I think this is what I was looking for. Thanks!